Abstract This study examines individual commitment to biodiversity during adulthood. We studied the interrelations between everyday experiences of nature, knowledge about biodiversity, connectedness with nature, and implementation of specific pro-biodiversity practices, through a survey covering 473 adults in Paris surroundings (France). More specifically, we showed that people involved in experiences of nature in which attentiveness to biodiversity is explicit (citizen science, nature watch association, environmental association) have more knowledge about biodiversity and conservation than both people involved in experiences of nature in which attention to biodiversity remains implicit (community garden, allotment, community-supported agriculture), and people without such kinds of experience of nature. However, we found that people experiencing nature as part of a daily routine, whatever the type of experience, were more connected to nature and more likely to implement active pro-biodiversity practices. With this interdisciplinary study that links conservation biology and conservation psychology, we help understand more precisely the levels of commitment of urban and sub-urban adults toward biodiversity conservation.

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在城市中的日常自然体验可以增加个人对生物多样性保护的承诺

摘要 本研究考察了成年期个体对生物多样性的承诺。我们通过一项涵盖巴黎周边地区（法国）的 473 名成年人的调查，研究了自然的日常体验、生物多样性知识、与自然的联系以及特定亲生物多样性实践的实施之间的相互关系。更具体地说，我们表明，参与自然体验的人（公民科学、自然观察协会、环境协会）比参与自然体验的人对生物多样性的关注度更高（公民科学、自然观察协会、环境协会）。仍然是隐性的（社区花园，分配，社区支持的农业），以及没有这种自然体验的人。然而，我们发现，人们在日常生活中体验自然，无论体验类型如何，与自然的联系更紧密，更有可能实施积极的有利于生物多样性的做法。通过这项将保护生物学和保护心理学联系起来的跨学科研究，我们帮助更准确地了解城市和郊区成年人对生物多样性保护的承诺水平。